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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
2
A Belt Montana blaze Friday night consumed the Gas Gangus boarding house and an adjacent John Johnson boarding house. Strong winds hampered Belt and Anaconda Copper Mining Co. firefighters as miners endured heavy losses in clothing and watches.
An 19th century ad touts Lane's Tea as a remedy for stomach and bowel issues and foul breath. It claims nightly use keeps digestion normal and breath fresh. Sold for 250 and 500 at Central Pharmacy.
Great Falls Elks returning from Salt Lake City say they were treated unfairly by the Saints and claim Boston and Montana band deserved the first prize of 1000 dollars over the second prize of 500. They also allege prices rose as the Elks began arriving.
Great Falls Roy G. Matteson defeated George Busch of Butte in the Montana state tennis championship final at the Helena Tennis Club on Saturday. Matteson earns the statewide title as Helena hosts the event with local clubs and players following the finals.
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a gentle purgative and liver tonic. W Scott of Milton Pennsylvania endorses the remedy as portable and non g ri p ing, praising its vegetable, easy to take formula and noting it never distresses.
Missoula residents see county valuation reach 10,000,000 from railroad assessments, placing the county in the third class despite commissioners’ efforts to remain in the fourth class.
Advertisement urges people with colds to try Kemp's Balsam, promising quick relief after the first dose. It emphasizes a positive cure guarantee and lists 25 cents and 50 cents pricing, with a trial size offered free and sold by Central Pharmacy.
Dr Edgar Laurin was jailed early in the week after exhibiting signs of insanity. He had acted strangely for days and on the arrest day threatened his landlady Mrs E A Jones with a razor.
Eaton photographer C. C. Harlan endorses Electric Bitters after years of indigestion and medical failure. He credits the remedy with curing dyspepsia and stomach troubles and restoring vitality. It is billed as a stomach liver and kidney enhancer available for 60 cents with a guarantee.
Lewistown reports the death of Judge D A Meagher a longtime county resident who passed away last Thursday following surgery for Brights disease.
Geo W Fry of Viola Iowa credits Kodol with resolving months of stomach trouble and urges others with dyspepsia to use the remedy. The advertisement touts Kodol as a reconstructive tonic that digests any good food and supports digestion after meals at Central Pharmacy.
By using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, one little tablet will give immediate relief or money refunded. Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25 pts. Central Pharmacy.
Bozeman Mias Maude Wisner of this city wins the Domestic Science scholarship of Oread institution in Worcester Massachusetts. The prize was earned by competitive examination and funded by philanthropist Mr Perky, known for his patent foods fortune.
An advertisement from Central Pharmacy touts Mokites as an absolute permanent cure for sick headache and digestive issues. It claims to improve appetite sleep and work, offering satisfaction guaranteed with a money back option and prices listed as 25 ots and 50 ots.
Kalispell resident W. L. Smith who ran a saw mill at Jessup's Creek was arrested on a Tuesday charge of attempting to swindle Modern Woodmen of America out of insurance money by spreading a false report of his own drowning. He admits the charge and agrees to face the racket.
An advertisement asserts that headaches pains stomach ache fever pimples signal impure blood and that Acker’s Blood Elixir purifies blood to restore health. It claims to cure scrofulous or syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases with a positive guarantee on every bottle.
Havre-Frank Shepard, a pipe fitter at the Great Northern shops, was instantly killed last week after being caught on shafting in the blacksmith shop. The coroner's jury returned an accidental death verdict.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwater Ohio recalls a neighbor’s infant saved from cholera infantum after using Chamberlains Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy. She reports full recovery in two days and ongoing health eight years later, recommending the remedy widely. Sold by the Central Pharmacy.
A bargain sale event is advertised at Tatterasil's Slee featuring discounted furniture pieces. Shoppers are urged to visit the store to explore reduced prices and stand by for limited stock.
A humorous Chicago American snippet recounts a bridegroom promising rides to the station for all, but a quarrel over extra charges ensues after twelve wedding guests pelt the cabman with a shoe. The cabby seeks payment for the incident and services rendered.
A whimsical dialogue between a father and son about the fate of "old moons" ends with the idea they die to make way for new moonlight. The playful exchange evokes a childlike curiosity about astronomy.
A clipped Chicago News snippet shows a light exchange about a pingpong ankle injury, mentioning Bil and Bill in a playful tone. No further details or dates provided.
A brief cartoon caption shows a nurse glancing at her watch stating it's twenty to one while a delirious sick bookmaker bets, capturing a sharp period joke from the New York Journal.
A heated exchange features Percy pressing about his father’s concerns while Ethel notes the objection stems from his lack of perceived merit. The dialogue centers on underlying tensions and expectations within a family.
She asserts he paid a high compliment to her good sense. He asks how, and she explains he did not flatter her.
Alexander Pringle a Missoula plumber attempted suicide by morphine, but the landlord and a physician saved him. He had proposed to a young woman who rejected him, and his unhappiness over the rejection led to the act.
A fragmentary exchange shows a speaker urging Miss Dolly that her sister ignores his declaration of love. The sister’s reply hints at a stubborn, unyielding refusal and a dismissive retort about hesitation.
Lieutenant Catanescu from Bucharest rode to Fokshani and back covering 400 miles in four days. The return trip followed the same route, showcasing endurance and travel by road in rugged conditions.
In the Western Plowman Dr J H Hanaford argues that treating the first cough prevents consumption by arresting the progression and aiding lung development. Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs is promoted as the proper remedy. Large bottles priced at 250 and 50 cents.
The current season in Butte closes after continuous activity since June 21 with top horses shipped out as the circuit winds down.
Acker's English Remedy offered for coughs colds or croup with money back guarantees. Central Pharmacy markets the product and promises refunds of 95 ota and 50 ota if relief is not immediate.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway began using electric train lighting in 1888 and pioneered traveler comforts. It built the famous Pioneer Limited trains with luxury and beauty in cars that set a lasting standard.
J H Johne ton of Broughton Georgia shares years of bronchitis suffering and final cure by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. His wife also found relief from asthma. Trial promised as unrivaled group medicine with guaranteed bottles priced 50c and 1.00, three bottles free at City Drug Store.
A short notice states Fred Thandood succeeds Bish in managing the customer list. No further details are provided on the transition or effective date.
The Modern Mother notes her children improved most by the pleasant Syrup of Figs when needing a gentle laxative. Children enjoy it and it benefits them. The true remedy Syrup of Figs is manufactured only by the Oregonia Fig Syrup Co.
A Sioux City mother recalls her 11 year old boy being poisoned by weed then eyes after rubbing poison on his hands. A neighbor recommended DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve which relieved symptoms after first use and the boy recovered fully. The ad claims the salve treats skin diseases, cuts, burns and piles while warning against counterfeits from Central Pharmacy.
Dr Charles H Utter of Panama Colombia reports a sixteen year old girl with severe dysentery recovered after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The girl weakened yet improved within eight hours and was fully well after a week. For sale by Central Pharmacy.
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